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The national Telkom outage that began at 16:56 on 25 May 2026 is over, with reports back to usual levels since 19:38. Mobile internet was the hardest hit service, and KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape saw the most reports.
Reports over 24 hours
25 May 2026, 23:08
Outage over: live status is on the Telkom pageReal-time reports and the last 24 hours chart.See the pageThe outage has ended. It ran from 16:56 to 19:38, a duration of 2 h 42 min, with reports peaking at 17:35. In total, 141 reports came in nationwide over the period. Mobile internet was by far the most affected service, with landline internet and TV streaming also seeing some reports. KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape logged the most reports, with Gauteng also affected, while Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga saw only marginal activity. No cause has been communicated.
The outage is still accelerating. Mobile internet is by far the hardest hit service, with landline internet and TV streaming also showing some reports. The Western Cape stays out front, closely followed by KwaZulu-Natal, while Gauteng continues to see a lot of activity too. Smaller numbers are now trickling in from the Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga, but the bulk of the trouble remains in those three leading provinces.
A national Telkom outage has been building since 16:56. So far 35 reports have come in, well above what's usual for this time. The Western Cape is leading the count, with KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng also seeing a lot of reports. Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga are only marginally affected. Mobile internet and landline internet are both hit, with no single service standing out clearly.
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